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Journalism: a battleground for the environment that is just the tip of the iceberg
Today, reporting on the environment is almost as dangerous as reporting on war. That is the sad conclusion of a new report which found that at least 13 journalists have died investigating environmental destruction over the past decade.
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Transparency is the new normal – and the Crown Dependencies know it
All three of the British Crown Dependencies announced that by the end of 2023 they will have tabled legislation to make their registers of beneficial ownership public.
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Behind Trump’s border wall: Political operatives, a controversial PR firm and an alleged fake news site
Global Witness exposes the link between a controversial right-leaning public affairs firm and President Trump’s reportedly favored company to build the southern border wall.
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World Environment Day 2019
On World Environment Day, we look at how we can help protect our vital rainforests from further destruction.
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Exxon’s Climate Denial Again Under Pressure at Investors Meeting
Exxon’s approach to climate change is not only a question of morals or politics, but also a major financial risk for Exxon’s investors.
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Hollywood, Heists, and the Book that can’t be Published: The 1MDB Story
What is the 1MDB scandal and why is a book detailing it unavailable in the UK? We hosted Bradley Hope, Clare Rewcastle Brown and Rebecca Vincent to find out.
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Why we applaud the CFTC's anti-corruption enforcement efforts
Anti-corruption enforcement efforts in the global commodities trading sector have all to often fallen short. So we are pleased to see the chief US commodities regulator start paying more attention to foreign corrupt practices.
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Whose land is it anyway? How land inequality could help fuel violence against defenders
The recent threats against environmental campaigner Chris Packham form part of a worrying global trend.
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We shouldn't be fooled by BP's climate claims
BP is telling its investors its strategy is consistent with the Paris climate goals, but more than half its planned investments aren’t.
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One of the biggest risks to your morning cup of coffee
President Donald Trump reportedly doesn’t drink coffee, but a whopping 64 percent of Americans drink at least one cup per day. Year after year the demand for coffee continues to rise, but there’s one huge obstacle standing in the way of you and your cup of joe: climate change.
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